Stepping Stones Chapter 3 H

English Around The World
TL4 - Chapter 3  

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English Around The World
TL4 - Chapter 3  

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Lesson goals:
  • You learn how to tell and react to a story
  • You learn new vocabulary for PTA02


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Telling and Reacting to a story
You just heard me tell a story about our dog; Sasha. In this story, I used words and vocabulary from chapter 3. 

For your PTA02, you also need to tell and react to a story. To make things easier, you can use lots of vocabulary and stones from chapter 3. That means that if you learn them well, your grade will be higher!

In this lesson-up, we are first going to practise and then you are going to write your own story.


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Vocabulary - chapter 3
doen alsof
ongemakkelijk
benoemen
opmerken
struikelen
to mention
to notice
to stumble
to pretend
awkward

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Vocabulary - chapter 3
iemand voor de gek houden
om het nog erger te maken
plotseling
geweldig
doen alsof
suddenly
incredible
to pretend
to fool someone
to make things worse

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Vertaal naar het Nederlands:
The stray cat was scared, but also curious.
(curious)

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Fortunately, we can keep the new cat.
(fortunately)

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Wat betekent:
immediately

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Vertaal naar het Engels:
ongemakkelijk

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Vertaal naar het Nederlands:
silly

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_______ (plotseling) we saw a sweet little hungry stray kitty underneath our car.

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Your Story
Now you are going to talk about your own silly, crazy, adventurous, dangerous, funny story.

First, think of the story. If you can't think of a story, you make one up (eentje verzinnen).

If you need to, you can write your story in Dutch first, and then translate to English. Be careful, don't use A.I. or Google Translate for whole sentences. You need to write it yourself, because otherwise you don't practise it properly. Mind you, you are not allowed to use Translate or A.I. during your PTA.

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Homework
Write an e-mail to your teacher in which you tell her your story.

Rules:
  • Use stone 6 (page 38) and the Theme Words (page 39) in your book
  • The e-mail should be all in English
  • The e-mail should contain about 200 words
  • Send the e-mail to your teacher (l.goumans@yuverta.nl)
  • Make sure you start and end the e-mail correctly

Finished?
Go to eindexamensite.nl and practise your reading.






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